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Oklahoma Company Credits OSHA Consultation Program with Safety Improvements

A-Line TDS implemented changes to its safety program after participating in OSHA On-Site Consultation, including greater employee involvement in daily safety meetings.

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Updated First Aid Standard Expands Overdose Response and Emergency Training

The voluntary 2026 revision identifies naloxone as a supplemental supply and adds guidance for first aid, CPR and AED training.

Worker attaches a safety harness lanyard to a metal railing for fall protection.

NSC Links Severe Incidents to OSHA Violations

New analysis connects frequently cited workplace standards with federal injury, illness and fatality data.



A worker inspects valves and piping at an industrial facility. CSB linked the Shell Polymers Monaca explosion to a valve error and inadequate safeguards.

CSB Links Furnace Explosion to Valve Error and Inadequate Safeguards

Investigators found that 11 administrative controls failed to stop flammable gas from entering Furnace 5 and causing the explosion.

Aerial view of the Bioenergy Vida biomethane plant surrounded by farmland.

Bioenergy Plant Deploys Connected Monitors for Gas Exposure and Lone Worker Risks

The G8 devices provide workers at the U.K. facility with fall alerts, location tracking and 24-hour emergency monitoring.

A worker wearing full protective suit, helmet, respirator, and safety harness inspects the interior of a large, cylindrical metal tank.

Robotic Inspection System Wins Award for Eliminating Tank Entry Hazards

The submersible technology reduced confined-space entries to zero across 385 tank inspections.

Karen LaRue receives the 2026 Marion Martin Award from a National Safety Council presenter on stage, with both women smiling while posing side by side.

NSC Honors Karen LaRue with 2026 Marion Martin Award

Procter & Gamble safety leader Karen LaRue was recognized for her contributions to workplace safety and her support of women in the profession.

A bright green robotic arm lifts a cardboard box using a suction attachment inside a warehouse, while a worker in a blue shirt controls it using a handheld terminal in the foreground.

San Mateo County Advances Worker Protections for Autonomous Robots

Covered businesses must choose among three remedies for workers displaced by autonomous robots.

Construction professionals working at height

Chicago Contractor Faces $265K in OSHA Penalties

Inspectors found workers exposed to falls of up to 25 feet and cited violations involving protective equipment, ladders and stairways.

Prent Cline, acting deputy director of OSHA’s Directorate of Enforcement Programs, delivers a presentation on stage during the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Indianapolis.

OSHA’s Top 10: Cline Details Where Compliance Problems Are Showing Up

Fall protection remained OSHA’s most frequently cited standard for the 16th consecutive year, while an agency official offered a closer look at the compliance problems behind this year’s list.

Wyatt Bradbury with Avetta

Wyatt Bradbury Earns Inaugural Safety Leadership Award

National Safety Council recognition honors a mid-career professional for contributions to workplace safety, education and standards.

Green Cross Awards presented by Lorraine

Three Organizations Win Green Cross Awards for Safety Programs

Road safety education, predictive analytics and mobile traffic control earned recognition from the National Safety Council.

Six award recipients wearing medals stand on stage in front of a green backdrop for the Joseph M. Kaplan Safe Driver of the Year Award.

Annual Award Honors 14 Professional Drivers for Safe Records

Honorees were selected based on miles and years driven without a preventable crash.

Recipients of the Service to Safety Awards 2026

Workplace Safety Leaders Receive Distinguished Service Awards

Recipients were recognized for work in injury prevention, construction safety, risk management and safety leadership.

A safety inspector in a hard hat and high-visibility vest stands next to a red wall-mounted fire hose cabinet, holding a tablet and pen to conduct a routine check.

Fire Safety Guide Details Construction Worksite Precautions

The resource cites OSHA standards 1926.150 through 1926.157 for construction fire protection.

A close-up view of a bright orange construction hard hat featuring a black chin strap, held out by a worker in a high-visibility vest.

Updated Head Protection Standard Adds Type I+ and Type II+ Designations

The 2026 revision expands optional testing for retention, chin straps and multidirectional impacts without replacing current classifications.

Headshot of James Poage wearing a tuxedo with a black bow tie and glasses.

IHMM Names James Poage 2025 EHS Management Award Winner

Poage has held the Certified Safety Management Practitioner credential since 2017.

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